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by oracuk 14y ago
This is a great site, will likely be very handy for me over the summer. Couple of things that immediately jumped out as useful additions for my particular use case: 1) A 'family friendly' filter on places 2) A 'kids' filter on events 3) A f
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"A balance between security and privacy online must be struck..."(demos.co.uk)
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by oracuk 15y ago
Of particular interest is the PDF listed on that page "How will the data protection reform affect social networks?". The right to be forgotten especially.
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Proposed European Data Protection reforms detailed(ec.europa.eu)
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by oracuk 15y ago
There's a free PDF download following registration.
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EBooklet - Software Security Debt in Modern Software Development(recxltd.blogspot.com)
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Why Steeling Your Security Is Less Stainless and More Irony…(rationalsurvivability.com)
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Escaping the Management Trap(curphey.com)
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Dangerous UK copyright rulings prevail(meltwater.com)
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Oracle Apex Application Security - A Year in Review(recxltd.blogspot.com)
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People in the Loop: Are They a Failsafe or a Liability?(geer.tinho.net)
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by oracuk 15y ago
I think it is statement that is worth repeating regularly. Too often I work with technologists who refuse to consider a moral or ethical dimension to the work they do. The technology may not inherently have an ethical or moral dimension but
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by oracuk 15y ago
In the UK, especially in London the situation suggests I shouldn't give to beggars, I should give to the homeless charities. There are reportedly more hostel places than homeless people and those hostel places are 'free at the point of deli
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by oracuk 15y ago
I know change happens, maybe it's a function of my age but this increasingly feels like I am living in a different world to the one I started my career in. Interestingly it's no the technology that that feels different, it's the loss of peo
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by oracuk 15y ago
Seems like a wood circle, no stones and no henge mentioned.
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by oracuk 15y ago
The author makes a good point. These areas have been off the UK media radar for a long time. They haven't had a voice. That said it seems at the moment that this is less political and more economic/criminal activity. What will be interestin
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Geoengineering the climate: science, governance and uncertainty(royalsociety.org)
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Startups to support authors?(locusmag.com)
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